Bart trains are generally automatic but when that fails (which happens a lot) the driver has to use a computer to control the train which is probably hard to control.
@@Qball10 I wouldn't say that that happens a lot. I've only seen this happen a half dozen times over the last 10 years of daily commuting. It does happen, but it's not exactly a common occurrence.
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Yes i love bay area rapid transit videos
Same 😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
They got the same Ad wrap like the E train 😍
Great video
Nice trains i im a salvadorean that I knew the united states, i have traveled in those trains before. It was fun, you can record more in many street
What was going on with that first train? Looks like it had trouble lining up in the platform…
Yea, trains do that sometimes because of the computer.
Bart trains are generally automatic but when that fails (which happens a lot) the driver has to use a computer to control the train which is probably hard to control.
@@Qball10 I wouldn't say that that happens a lot. I've only seen this happen a half dozen times over the last 10 years of daily commuting. It does happen, but it's not exactly a common occurrence.
NICE!